Family can be SUCH a challenge. You need to limit your exposure to the bad elements and increase exposure to the good ones (who likely suffer like you with those bad ones).
It’s okay to ghost your family a lot, my dude, if it keeps ya sane. They may love you in some weird broken way, but they aren’t you; take care of you.
Everyone should have the opportunity to work where it suits them best.
I’m glad I have a great environment, and I wish everyone else could find and get into their best workflow, as it’s a waste otherwise.
It’s fun to first expand on initialisms the first time you use them.
I have a sleep issue and my latest job has a standby/on-call component I can’t avoid right now. I’m dramatically affected by even the potential to be awakened and it’s been a challenge.
I’m looking forward to avoiding that again, as I can usually recover about a week after that all ends.
tapping me along
Anyone got a trump-to-english conversion for this one?
at least the pasta isn’t a brick.
How can you eat it like a cookie if it’s not a sliced brick? ;-P
Hey. Thanks for the update! As someone whose experience was heavily windows apart from some failed Linux attempts, your experience switching now is an excellent comparison.
Glad the story got better in the second act.
Keep the story going. Please update.
Thanks for persevering also.
Still requires docker?
Is that bias confirmation or is it confirmation bias? I get them mixed up.
whatever the OS suggests.
Ew. Then you get XFS.
not actually seen any benefit of the separation in practice.
The first time some big download hoses your root, you will be enlightened :-D
EFI
83:boot(e4fs)
8e:lvm(e4fs)
bf:zfs
This is just for /dev/sda or so, and implies non-redundant root disks because mirroring is done by the hypervisor. I’ve been 20 years doing virtualization, and I’m really starting to forget the last vestiges of my mdadm fdisk layout.
So many people in this thread have no idea why you’d want separate allocation for /home and /tmp and others. Are we missing proper mentorship?
dreamed everyday
every day. Two words, my dude.
go through the compile-flash-boot agonising process just to debug a config file.
Overlayfs was a thing since; what, Kernel 2.2? We had debugging and in-situ mods where required.
A huge portion of Americans aren’t sure the earth is round and ‘idiocracy’ is fictional.
I’m okay with the more esoteric things being reserved for those who can comprehend them.
we should abandon copyleft entirely?
You do what you need to do.
Can’t do it without doxxing myself.
I don’t need validation of the facts. I’m just saying why I cannot go with an encumbered license for any new stuff. I can’t put others in that kind of risk.
I managed and maintained a known open-source project. GPL license.
4 guys in SKorea submitted patches back as required, which their company claimed was corporate espionage – because they intended to violate the license?
Someone from the FSF took their case, but was unsuccessful. 4 guys went to prison because of them adhering to my license. Prison!
I’ve done BSD ever since. I can’t prevent companies from being right sociopaths, but I can keep well-meaning and honest people out of prison.
Midsomer Murders is reeeeally light intrigue in a charming setting. I could watch it all weekend, but I’m all caught up.
“Do you need a sign to wear?”
If you guessed Drill Sergeant, saying it to me, you’d be right.
Also a bonus:
(They had to say mister)